Adam Joolia, CEO of AudioActive, said: ‘We are delighted to be working with the extremely talented Rag’n’Bone Man. Partnership is a key part of our philosophy and young artists are at the heart of our work, so it’s great to collaborate with such a positive role model.

Adam Joolia, CEO of AudioActive

“Many of the young musicians at AudioActive come from disadvantaged backgrounds, where there is violence in the home or where they are affected by mental health issues, and music offers the platform to overcome these obstacles.

“Our mentors not only support emerging artists, they also help them become a positive influence on a new generation of talented and marginalised teenagers. We’ve just started on our next mission, to further nurture young talent through establishing the UK’s first Centre of Excellence in urban and electronic music.”

AudioActive is a Brighton-based charity dedicated to improving the lives of young people through music. It helps around 1,000 young people each year.

For more information on fundraising for AudioActive, or to make a donation visit, www.audioactive.com

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